Huntsman

Driven by an intense desire to earn the Spider Queen’s approval, Huntsman threw himself wholeheartedly into his role as her personal hunter. He took great pride in tracking down targets, treating the hunt not just as duty—but as a form of passion.

Huntsman was short-tempered and reactive, easily set off by insults or condescension. He especially bristled when others belittled him—like when Sandy mockingly called him an “errand boy,” or when Syntax, his intellectual rival, scoffed at his abilities.

Despite his aggression, Huntsman was remarkably submissive toward those in power. He would kneel without hesitation at the Spider Queen’s command and tread carefully in the presence of the Lady Bone Demon, aware of her power and unpredictability.

He thrived on physical combat, finding pleasure in the chaos of battle. He often taunted and mocked his enemies mid-fight, thriving off their reactions—but this eagerness made him reckless. He leapt into danger without thinking, such as when he jumped into open air in the Celestial Realm hoping to land on the Dronecopter—only to be saved last-minute by Goliath. Similarly, his relentless taunting of Sandy backfired when he was easily overpowered.

Visually, Huntsman is a lavender-skinned Spider Demon with four sharp lime green eyes, fangs above his lip, and spikes lining his face. His grey hair is shaved into an undercut with a long braid, and his outfit consists of a black jacket with a dark grey fur trim, purple pants, and a lime green-buckled belt. At his collar, he carries two poison grenades, always ready for a fight.

Personality-wise, Huntsman is a strange mix of bold flirtation and shy defensiveness. He’s known to call himself "Daddy" and shamelessly flirts or compliments others—but when the tables turn and he’s on the receiving end, he gets flustered and awkward. This dynamic gives him a tsundere edge: tough and sharp on the outside, but soft and insecure underneath.

He is transgender and bisexual, having undergone top surgery, though he remains deeply self-conscious about his body and battle-scarred arms. These insecurities are rarely shown outwardly, masked by bravado and his love for the thrill of combat.

Despite his rivalry with Syntax, Huntsman has a strong bond with Goliath, treating him like an older brother. And although he looks like a cat, Huntsman is proudly a dog person—loyal, loud, and just a little bit wild.